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Edinburgh news LIVE: ‘Chaos’ at East Lothian beer festival | Top cop’s cancer battle | Family marks crash victim’s 30th birthday

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Train delays and cancellations at Edinburgh's Waverley station. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Revealed: Delays and cancellation rates at UK’s major train stations

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Katrina McIntosh gave birth to her daughter, Samantha on 17th October 1988 - the day the hospital closed.

Last ever child born at Elsie Inglis’ hospital celebrates 30th birthday

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Friends and family at Jonny Smith's memorial

Family remembers Maybury crash victim Jonny Smith on 30th birthday

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Wolf Pack hounds pervert who sent vile photo to 12-year-old boy

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Former top cop Liz McAinsh tells of brave battle against cancer

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Corstorphine residents to take tough stand against parking permit plans

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Concerns over East Lothian beer festival after man found dead

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Now a new exhibition in Edinburgh will recall how a decade of Republican rule in London was brought to an end when Charles II took the throne and set about banishing austerity and ushering in a new era of artistic indulgence. Picture: Royal Collection Trust

Art collection of Charles II to go on display in Edinburgh

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Brian Monteith: It’s been a bad week at the office for Theresa May
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An albino squirrel captured on camera earlier in the year. Picture: SWNS

‘Heartbreak’ as rare albino squirrel killed on Scottish road

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More than 11,000 sign Hearts fan’s petition against semi-final debacle

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Jack used a handcycle to get around after his surgery

Jack all set to pedal through Perthes

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Nicola Reynolds will run for the Sands charity

Baby Ramsay spurs Nicola Reynolds on for Sands

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Emma Jayne Park in It's Not Over Yet, the show about her cancer battle that she never thought she would make

Dancer puts cancer battle centre stage at Edinburgh Fringe

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Micah Stanbridge with his mother Sheena, who received a bone marrow transplant thanks to the Anthony Nolan Trust

Cyclist crosses America for charity that saved mum’s life

Health

House prices in Edinburgh and Lothians soar again during summer

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Music fans descend on Linlithgow for a host of top acts

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Nicola helps mums get their groove on

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No rest Ronald McDonald House PJ charity fundraisers

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Talking helped turn storyteller Lily’s life around

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Edinburgh news LIVE: ‘Chaos’ at East Lothian beer festival | Top cop’s cancer battle | Family marks crash victim’s 30th birthday

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Ant McPartlin and Lisa Armstrong are due to be divorced at a London court. Picture: PA Wire

Ant McPartlin and wife Lisa due to be divorced at London court

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'Skating Minister' Robert Walker's legacy is about much more than mouse mats and mugs

Russell Barr: Modern slavery would have appalled Skating Minister

Opinion

Friends and family at Jonny Smith's memorial

Family remembers Maybury crash victim Jonny Smith on 30th birthday

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Police cars attacked during Pilton emergency call

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Armed police on standby to help combat Bonfire Night disorder

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Edinburgh news LIVE: Riot powers on standby for Bonfire Night | Dogwalker attacked in West Lothian | Concern for missing mother and son

Edinburgh

Concerns over East Lothian beer festival after man found dead

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Edinburgh news LIVE: ‘Chaos’ at East Lothian beer festival | Top cop’s cancer battle | Family marks crash victim’s 30th birthday

Edinburgh

Passengers deserve a better service (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Kezia Dugdale: How to stop trains being over-priced and over-crowded

Opinion

Train delays and cancellations at Edinburgh's Waverley station. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Revealed: Delays and cancellation rates at UK’s major train stations

Transport

Friends and family at Jonny Smith's memorial

Family remembers Maybury crash victim Jonny Smith on 30th birthday

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Edinburgh news LIVE: Riot powers on standby for Bonfire Night | Dogwalker attacked in West Lothian | Concern for missing mother and son

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Edinburgh Airport has recorded its busiest ever September.

Edinburgh Airport chief hails ‘impressive’ September growth

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Eddie Tait of Boardwalk Cafe

Cafe owner stunned after being asked for £3,000 to host Just Eat Cycles

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Flybe chief slams Edinburgh Airport’s ‘appalling’ service

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‘Bloodbath’ looms for eateries in the capital

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ScotRail announce return of new train following brake fault

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Storm Callum: Power cuts and transport disruption as high winds batter UK and Scotland

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General view of Oxgangs Primary School. Picture: TSPL

New interim head teacher appointed at Oxgangs Primary School

Education

Roderick Wright, who was Bishop of Argyll and the Isles, fathered a son with a parishioner.

Catholic church may give its blessing to priests who father children

Education

Pupils at Tynecastle High School and Craiglockhart Primary School receive their new pipes, loaned by the Scottish Schools Pipes and Drums Trust. Pictured from left to right: Caleb Robson, Caitlin Mackay, Rebecca Watson, Craig Munro of the Red Hot Chilli Pipers and director of Wallace Bagpipes, Eilidh Brown, Alina Mackenzie, Maya Watson.

Edinburgh pupils given chance to pick up the bagpipes for free

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The new teacher website has been launched.

New website for Scottish teachers to raise education fears anonymously

Politics

Three Edinburgh schools to be rebuilt using ‘Passivhaus’ principle

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Council urged to do more to close attainment gap in deprived areas of Edinburgh

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Edinburgh Council to open new Gaelic schools by 2024

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University of Edinburgh firm set to open hospital in China

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Helen Martin: A generation crippled by this age of anxiety

Opinion

Former top cop Liz McAinsh tells of brave battle against cancer

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Katrina McIntosh gave birth to her daughter, Samantha on 17th October 1988 - the day the hospital closed.

Last ever child born at Elsie Inglis’ hospital celebrates 30th birthday

News

The Royal Commonwwealth pool

‘How is this a legacy?’ Anger as swimming in Edinburgh now costs as much as fast-food delivery

Health

Edinburgh fitness instructor signs up for charity catwalk after beating cancer

Health

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse 15, from Fulham

Warning over food labelling ‘loophole’ after Pret a Manger tragedy

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Happy young couple sharing a meal in a restaurant

Dozens of dishes fail food standards meat tests

Health

Defence minister praises Ruth Davidson for ‘honesty’ on mental health battle

Politics

Alison Dickie: Let’s talk about better mental health

Opinion

Bikes to be given to Social Bite village residents

Health

University of Edinburgh firm set to open hospital in China

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Closing Longannet coal-fired power station made a huge difference to Scotland's carbon emissions (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Kezia Dugdale: We must stop pretending about climate change

Opinion

'Skating Minister' Robert Walker's legacy is about much more than mouse mats and mugs

Russell Barr: Modern slavery would have appalled Skating Minister

Opinion

Passengers deserve a better service (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Kezia Dugdale: How to stop trains being over-priced and over-crowded

Opinion

Leader comment: Is a six hour police response reasonable?

Opinion

Helen Martin: A generation crippled by this age of anxiety

Opinion

Cammy Day: We’re gearing up to tackle poverty across the Capital

Opinion

Kevin Buckle: The elephants in the rooms where decisions are made for Edinburgh

Opinion

Liam Rudden: Doctor Who transcends time, space and gimmicks

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Closing Longannet coal-fired power station made a huge difference to Scotland's carbon emissions (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Kezia Dugdale: We must stop pretending about climate change

Opinion

'Skating Minister' Robert Walker's legacy is about much more than mouse mats and mugs

Russell Barr: Modern slavery would have appalled Skating Minister

Opinion

Passengers deserve a better service (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Kezia Dugdale: How to stop trains being over-priced and over-crowded

Opinion

Pro-independence supporters march through Edinburgh, during the All Under One Banner march. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.

All Under One Banner Edinburgh rally: 20,000 take part in pro-independence march

Edinburgh

Facebook is to crackdown on so-called 'dark ads'

Facebook to verify political adverts in UK crackdown on ‘dark ads’

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Too many families in Edinburgh are struggling to put food on the table. Picture: Michaelm Gillen

Cammy Day: We’re gearing up to tackle poverty across the Capital

Opinion

Eddie Tait of Boardwalk Cafe

Cafe owner stunned after being asked for £3,000 to host Just Eat Cycles

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Former financial trader fighting deportation left “broken” after being held in detention

Politics

No-deal Brexit would wipe out trade deals with 70 countries

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EU funding project to support refugees in Scotland

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New website for Scottish teachers to raise education fears anonymously

Politics

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Now a new exhibition in Edinburgh will recall how a decade of Republican rule in London was brought to an end when Charles II took the throne and set about banishing austerity and ushering in a new era of artistic indulgence. Picture: Royal Collection Trust

Art collection of Charles II to go on display in Edinburgh

Entertainment

Causeplayers raising money for CHAS

Superheroes assemble for Halloween

Entertainment

A Christmas Fairy Trail - One of Scotland's Leading Christmas Experiences

Archerfield magical fairyland set to wow kids and adults alike

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Around 1 per cent of Lloyds Banking Group customers are affected.

Tens of thousands of Lloyds Banking Group credit cards cancelled after Ticketmaster breach

Business

Passengers deserve a better service (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Kezia Dugdale: How to stop trains being over-priced and over-crowded

Opinion

Concern about Universal Credit has been growing as the full implications have become clear (Picture: Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

Kezia Dugdale: In less than 50 days, Tories will make the poor worse off

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Facebook is to crackdown on so-called 'dark ads'

Facebook to verify political adverts in UK crackdown on ‘dark ads’

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